El arte de robar

Título original: The Art of the Steal

2013
7
1h 30min

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Matt Dillon, Kurt Russell, Terence Stamp, Jay Baruchel, Chris Diamantopoulos, Jason Jones, Kenneth Welsh, and Katheryn Winnick in El arte de robar (2013)

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Caper Comedy Crime Thriller

Crunch Calhoun, un ladrón de arte semi-reformado, accede a reunir a su antigua pandilla para llevar a cabo un último atraco.Crunch Calhoun, un ladrón de arte semi-reformado, accede a reunir a su antigua pandilla para llevar a cabo un último atraco.Crunch Calhoun, un ladrón de arte semi-reformado, accede a reunir a su antigua pandilla para llevar a cabo un último atraco.

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

6,3/10

26 mil

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Premios
- 5 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
The establishing shot of the airport terminal, in the scene where Guy arrives, is not from a Canadian Airport. It is actually Terminal 2 of the Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in The Netherlands.

Pifias
In the beginning of the movie action in set in Warsaw but what we see is obviously Budapest with Danube and famous Chain Bridge (Széchenyi lánchíd).

Citas
Crunch Calhoun: If you've got no trust, then what do you got?

Créditos adicionales
There are bloopers during the ending credits.

Conexiones
Featured in Chelsea Lately: Episodio #8.30 (2014)

Banda sonora
Dance Slave
Written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (as Peter Tchaikovsky)

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A real treat

What a great ride!

I'm Canadian, and nothing kills me more (being a Canadian) than saying that there is an undeniably 'crappy' feel to most, if not all, Canadian productions. That being said, this movie was actually really good. Great performances from most of the cast, really great to see Kenneth Welsh and Terence Stamp adding some credibility to whole thing.

As far as heist movies go, this one is fairly typical but the production/editing really pull it together. Kurt Russell does a great job along with Baruchel and Winnick and my usual aversion to Matt Dillon was even kept in check to some degree. Nice little twist-up at the end even if it was somewhat predictable. Also Some pretty funny scenes and exchanges, especially if you watch the outtakes in the credits.

All in all a great film with a surprisingly good feel.